New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-12
GOING TO THE STATE CAMP
Ar. READY Foa FIELD SERVICE.
,.yGEs IN TBs NATIONAL dOAhD-r"N'A'iA

, -, Regiment will start for tho sta'e camp
1T saturday. The command was never Ill o'''o
a,,,on and Colonel Clark who VIII DO III cOi'iian'
,our 81 duty as ON all other occasions, expects
49, make a better showing this year than ever D,lO'
canvass of Company shows that at least 80 %
a oo men Of the company will accompany the ieg''
'"e , en- the State camp. Adjutant George W. han'
- that at least $50 men will 80 to camp 'iiS
90, bosides 65 men in Cappa's reGineh'ai D"'i''
s,u,,ners and ten ffers. The regiment VIII ~
- = sneeisl train on the Third Avenue hAeVa'oh nan
ID nom the aImory to the Barge oinco a,' WI,
nero embark for the seat OF peaceim eVoiuuv -,
- r,ace during the whole Of next week. iho,o
taA0 ,.aoopcIes in the field, staff or line OF inc
M" One accomplished officer, however, WIZ
ahsort from camp this year and that is 'ap'aih
-, n Cooper Of Company ID, VINO mas oo''"
80 ~ absence for six weeks anu me- -,
10 - Ills Mace, however, will DO ANY hhco ~
D. ,outenant Austin E. Allen, who Is no" III 0oi'
,oand of the company -. ,,,or,
announces that his drum corps winch - -, "A
.",, On tho state Will have picnic on eeptci,Du %
Us Az rn,nIre Coliseum Joncs's Wood. During ui'
So regular drum tournament viii taKo piaoo ~
hicb the various drum corps OF t9o N"'io -
che Grand Army of the Pcpubllc the suns u -,
I'D the different associations OF veteran -
,ha war will be invited to compete lor piiAo -.
'ho ,co.ont drum corps in the city and between
1000 and 1900 druminers' 49,, ,,,,o, will
1904 Fmmons Clark of the 9TH Regiment VIII
r,ontbs, leave Of absence this summer anu
~n On a. Europe In August with his WHO anu '"'
ttars The annual inspection OF the feennon'
equally takes place in September IL ny any ms
hence he should fall to be present al inc l'Spoo"
:. NIL, lac the first time that he has been apScl'' i0
,,ventv-hye years at a time when the roBu"o"O We"
,,nder arms. He is now at MS country
Pleasant Valley with his iaiiiy' ou' VIII
mand at the state camp ~, ,,o o,,
80 49,, o,crans of the 9TH Regiment viii make an
.vcu.sion I'D the Hudson River on Friday june "a
rhev will take the large steamer Hiahd hoPu0iio -
an carly hour and will visit the state camp ""oio
,ho regiment will be under canvas, arriving uoIo -
ar m After brief time spent there lnoS WIZ 9'''
nm the river to the Highlands landing al Mo9' io'n
). ,,u;o nermts. Then returning to the state camp
they will witness the dress paraio.
aoa,n nj @ 80 d. m. they will return to the cl'y'
r,r,onont Colonel Thomas b. Rand, whose horse
a., ,,h him ON the treacherous and slippery run
20 navement breaking the officers snhie-DoIic on
Decoration Day. is still confined to inc hVuSo ~ ~"
injuries lie gets down stairs daily vi ..'1
,ha St Cloud Hotel of which he Is ohe VI u'o P'9f
e,ors and his physician tells MIN th~' NO vi" 49,
DO entirely recovered MeahIlHo lis '
encased in plaster OF PaIlS' - 49, o,r,,o
,ro ,onhv for yolley and flo firing and skrmlshlhs
a, Creodmoor by a score of 1907 assemDico "' ''
,,,rorv last Monday evening 100 strong '''i
uitteo was sent to escort }. ). O'Doho"uo' "no p
sented the trophy for annual cOihpeu''n' u NV
,norv After his arrival there be msde a Iorll@i Pr
sanitation of the trophy to the company, anu ai'eI"1
recommended the members tho Manhattan, at 1hiI"
ave and sixty-sixthst, where bOuntoouS eH'0i '
not was nrovided and speeches were made DS M
o,nonobue the captain and others. chorus GULL
,osea for the occasion to the tune us way We
have in Tho army" and ending with tho Woius,
.We,ye won the O'DOnOhuo trophy "hioh n''0@'
can DENY, was sung hlariousiy by the Ihein'eiS u
the company, and ali present had glorious 'Ho
The full roCimental band Of the list Regiment, leu
nm paDdmaster Idberati and the twenty DRUM
ars and 6fers of the regiment, COMMANDED Oy uo
yeteran Drum-Major ParIneDter Will accompany ~iO
command to the state camp this summer
Colonel u A. McAlpin, Of the list Regiment h4s
rendered his resignation. II was h'P0" ~
,rou,d remain with the regiment until a4Ier It's ''u
of camp duty, but the pressing nature Oh MS i~A
BUSINESS interests forbade Lieutenant colonel mop
~ ot the 71st Regiment, Will probably succeed LiHi
"a cnlonel Tho latter has excellent recoru VI
fur yeors In the service tho larger portion VI
uhcb was spent In the 9TH Regiment no 70 "
of ability, and as he has an independent ioi'u" ~
,rtu be able to devote his time ~ the "eii~40 " NV
regiment 49,, ,c., pccirpent
r,a following new officers OF the LIN iesHleH'
have received their commissions: tlrst lAeu'on"A'
Ihn Nacaulay Company L, TO he captain Company
:, nL from december IL, 1856, vice Eagle, iesleheu'
second Lieutenant James W. Gerard r'' W 10 AiS'
lieutenant Company +, rank fom March w. VIZ
Macaulay promoted; Charles NJ Jesup TO De Seoono
tsutenant Company c, rank from March - oiisi""
.acancy The following enlisted men having ~
moved from the district have been uIolpou MN VIZ
rous. A. Terney, d. O'Callaghan, Arthur sul@er'
nuchael uu,sey. Company A; Alexander smith, james
r Osborne George BleeAman IT,, W. u hustcu'
rompanv b: L. J. Coad, J. Newman company -
Robert Marshall, Company C G%o'apv H. '''
Tine following having been absent siA hiViens ,'n
out leave, their names have peeh G4VfLv 49, %vard
wv Wc.,s' James H. Piock Company +; John Coy-e;
Company q; Joseph A. uaaien, COMPANY ra oc.aot
n Duly, Arthur seymour, Company l. ING o,,aSiU
~ comtanies C. and l. in eXpciIng the ioilo"lnS
snlIstsd men has been approved aud their names VIZ
SVarns smith j. W. Matthews Andrew Hussy; Com-
pany Il, Charles Underhin Company l. Joseph D.
Inc following non-commlssoned officers haSins
passed the Regimental Examining Board nave peen
GRANTED warrants: sergeants-P: 1. Nance, COMPANY
9: J. Crawford, Company H. Corporals-W A. hl
slehart, Company c; +. Bodenstin, John Gale, COM
burns Company L; NJ q. Stewart, W.. saee j., r..
+. r Me enach, Company O; Joseph Paxton 'ohn
Tho 18Th Regiment Is steadily gaining In nninDefs.
The roll was Increased by "a recruits In April ana Dr.
Sergeant j. Henry HOFFMAN and Corrorals Franz
r. nixon and Edward J. Eipr of COMPANY O. list
Regiment, have passed the Examining Board COM
pany G. has gained eight recruits during the present
quartz. - 49,, ...oun, from, co,,-
pany l. 10Th Regiment, on account OF physical as
ability. Private George Drumgood OF the same com
pany has been discharged on account Vi inc
Sergeant Henry Deike has been elected Second
lieutenant OF Company X list Regiment lie has
been member Of the company for three years Within
the last weeks nine recruits have loihe1 riio
company and three moro are awaiting admission The
company had 90 Of it, bS men In the ranks On
Decoration Day. . =, -
Company Ii, list Regiment has taken In Il re-
cr1ts Aprl 1 and more are coming
Tho following members OF Company u, 1th kegl-
nent, Captain II. Steele, have attended every dTil
Cor Ave successive making clear record FOL
the legal term OF enlistment CAPTAIN Steele, Ser
reants Nerr tt, J. f.. Schuyler, Corporal Jenkins
Privatcs j. H. Clark EmmOns Clark, IT, Private
Cochran, Happy, II. =. Morrison and Shepherd ser
reant j f. Schuyler has made all drills Tor Six
SUCCESSIVE seasons. Sergeant Merritt has made all
drills for seven successive seasons. PriVate happy
has mado all drills In eight successive seasons Leu
tenant Ware has missed two drills In twenty-three
years Tho commandant has missed one drill III
twenty-five years. largest drill, III In nne 1rac
sco tho record is brilliant one. The number VI
State marksmen is "a. The number OF armory marks
men Is 10Y. The company received the state nnze